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(A)23.Who tries to share African food culturestories?A.Tapiwa Guzha(A)26.What is the author's view on social media?B.Fidel Castro.A.It usually tells only part of the truthC.Lee Bandoni.B.It reveals serious social problems.D.Edith Eva Fuchs.C.It mostly covers important events.D.It is filled with false information.ggB(D)27.What is the author's purpose in writing thetext?I was sitting in the passenger seat of a pickup truck.My new friend.Sherry,was driving me into a town to resupply in exchange for stories andA.To promote a spiritual journey.B.To compare different hiking trails.Over the couof my hike,I've found that the physical streof hiking thousands of miles can be impressive toC.To introduce the Appalachian Trail.oround our mntal o nd howwD.To share her reflection on hiking.overcome fears and frustrations.Hiking is a physical activity that nearly anyone could do.Thru-hikingis to hike while accepting the physical,mental and environmental frustrations.Thru-hiking is a sport of courage and perseverance.The challenges I have met throughout my time on the AppalachianTrail (could be seen on the surface as physical illness.From injuredankles to virus infection,many of my frustrations were caused by misstepsand bad timing.It's easy to enjoy a hike on a cool.sunny day when theweather cooperates and your body flows with the trail.However.thru-hikingUnlike humans and great apes,rhesus monkeys don't realize that itmore commonly involves hiking in weather that can cause sweating andsore feet that haveis their own face looking back at them when they look in a mirror.But.lasted formonthsWhen。帽。1hou号h1:，0,As珍断).according to a new report,that doesn't mean they can't learn.What's moreapproaought proving how strongphysiwouldonce rhesus monkeys in the study developed mirror self-recognition,theyproblems part of me didn't want to dealcontinued to use mirrors to explore parts of their bodies that they normallycame face to face with my personal problems and insecurities.Despite its incredible ability to connect us,social media can also givedon't see.The discovery in monkeys throws light on the self-awareness inowncial feeds and think hiking is all aboutviewshumans and other animals."Our findings suggest that the monkey brain hasdoesn't see is that my anxiety led me to question whether I'm fit forthe basic 'hardware'for mirror self-recognition,but they need appropriatethis lifestyle.Sometimes my depression made me wonder whether all ofthe effort I put in was enough.Sometimes seemingly simple tasks can lead,training to acquire the 'software'to achieve self-recognition,"says Nengto panic attacks.Gong of the Chinese Academy of Sciences.In the study,Gong and his colleagues sat the monkeys in front of amirror and shined a mild light on the monkeys'faces.After 2 to 5 weeks of(D)24.What can we learn about the author's hiketraining,those monkeys had learned to touch face areas marked by a spoton the Appalachian Trail?that they couldn't feel in front of a mirror.They also noticed virtual facemarks in mirroring video images on a screen.They had learned to pass theA.She made a lot of friends.standard mark test for mirror self-recognition.B.She worked out a good plan for it.Most of the trained monkeys-five out of seven-showed typical behavior,C.She enjoyed a moment of peace there.such as touching the mark on the face or ear and then looking at theirfingers as if they were thinking something like,"Hey,what's that on myD.She faced physical and mentalface?"They also used the mirrors in other ways to inspect other body partschallenges.The findings in monkeys come as hopeful news for people who areunable to recognize themselves in the mirror due to brain disorders.Theresearchers say,"Although the damage of self-recognition in patients impliesthe existence of cognitive shortage in self-processing brain mechanismsour finding raised the possibility that such shortage might be remedied8through training.Even partial restoration of self-recognition ability couldbe desirable."(B)28.What can be learned about monkeys fromC)25.How did the author feel before starting herthe study?hike?A.They have better eyesight.A.Anxious.B.They can pick out themselves.B.Helpless.C.They are good at watching.C.Confident.D.They like playing with mirrors.D.Proud.g6
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